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chas
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Can any one explain to me the tax implications of being a "regular" trader of your own money. If u sell some of your unit trusts investments are then taxed differently etc?
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SimonPB
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document from sars .. on the menu ==> my account ==> tax statements
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chas
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Thanks - u work too hard u only finished presenting @ 8 last night! - I enjoyed your talk.
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If you convince SARS that your unit trust portfolio is not used for trading (you do not often switch the funds or buy or sell unit trusts) your regular trading profits (for warrants shares etc) will be taxed as income, but i believe your profit on the unit trust portfolio will not be taxed as income.
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